Japanese language books, Kanji character dictionary, English Japanese
Dictionary, Japanese English Dictionary, CDs for learning Japanese
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Jonathan Bunt (Editor)
This new Japanese dictionary for beginners to the language is designed to give a comprehensive introduction in a completely new way. It covers all the vocabulary learners will need in their first years of study and gives unique guidance to the grammar and usage of the language.
Jonathan Bunt (Editor)
The Oxford Japanese Mini Dictionary is the completely portable reference for anyone studying, or working in Japanese as it is used today. With thousands of words, phrases, and translations, this should be a useful tool of reference for student, traveller, and the general user.
Lynne Strugnell
The Oxford "Take off in Japanese" course consists of a workbook with icons throughout, indicating when to listen to the four accompanying 90-minute audio CDs. The course is designed specifically to meet the needs of beginner speakers learning Japanese on their own. It offers a comprehensive Japanese language course for anyone from the absolute beginner to the student who wants to brush up on forgotten language skills.
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House Japanese English - English Japanese Dictionary
Seigo Nakao
Features more than fifty thousand entries; Japanese terms shown in romanized Japanese and standard Japanese characters; common idioms, phrases, and expressions; and sources of foreign borrowings.
Seigo Nakao
Features more than fifty thousand entries; Japanese terms shown in romanized Japanese and standard Japanese characters; common idioms, phrases, and expressions; and sources of foreign borrowings.
Kodansha's
Furigana Japanese Dictionary: Japanese to English and English to Japanese
Synopsis: This combined dictionary contains 30,000 entries covering commonly
used English and Japanese words and expressions. Guidance is offered on
grammar, meaning, orthography, pronunciation and punctuation. It also
includes Furigana transcription over each kanji and example sentences,
idioms and phrases.
Kodansha International (Editor)
This is a comprehensive dictionary featuring the 1006 core kanji characters as determined by Japan's Ministry of Education. In addition to these characters, the dictionary also contains over 10,000 compound characters.
Containing 18000 words covering everyday vocabulary and core professional terms, this text approaches the Japanese language from the point of view of a beginner student who may be unfamiliar with the conventions of a standard bilingual dictionary. All Japanese words are presented in kana, kanji (where appropriate) and romanized Japanese.
KanjiStarter
Daiki Kusuya
Synopsis: A beginner's guide to understanding 200 of the most essential
kanji symbols (characters) . It is presented in a simple easy to use format.
It is divided into three sections: single words; kanji that are a integration
of two or more characters; and kanji for idioms in combination of two
or more characters.
A practical Kanji dictionary for students, containing the 2,000 kanji and 24,000 kanji compounds necessary to understand contemporary Japanese. Clear, easy-to-read format including useful highlighted characters that correspond to core meanings with diagrams showing how they should be written.
Taeko Kamiya
Reference and guide to the action words of the Japanese language, showing how verbs are grouped, conjugated and combined with auxiliaries. Also discusses how these different verb forms are used in sentences. For students of the Japanese language.
Naoko Chino
A reference book for those who know basic Japanese and would like to have a more solid understanding on Japanese verbs, including different forms of verbs and their usage. Useful book for beginners who want to know how to change between the various verb forms.
A
Dictionary
of Basic Japanese Sentence Patterns
Naoko Chino
The dictionary contains fifty of the most fundamental Japanese sentence
patterns as well as sixty-nine variations. This number covers all the
patterns that are needed for levels 3 and 4 of the Japanese Language Proficiency
Test. Each pattern and variation is clearly defined by a formula given
in Japanese, romanization, and English.
Naoko Chino
This book explains the use of about 70 Japanese particles, in order from most to least common. It details the different ways you can use these particles, grouping similar uses together, and provides at least two example Japanese sentences for each use. The examples are shown in kanji and romaji, and also in English.
Jonathan Bunt (Editor)
This grammar provides clear and simple explanations of the structure of the Japanese language. Comprehensive and easy to use, with coverage of all the key points of Japanese grammar, it is a reference for beginner and intermediate students, whether at school, college or learning on their own. Thousands of examples in an accessible layout show how the language works.
Helen Gilhooly
This volume introduces the Kanji script form, opening up the fundamentals of Japanese reading and writing. Leading the reader through the basics step-by-step, the course involves numerous exercises and self testing activities.
A Handbook of the Japanese Writing System
Wolfgang Hadamitzky, Mark Spahn
This guide provides the information needed to master the basic characters and the hirangana alphabet and the katakana alphabet (kana syllybaries) of the Japanese language. A list of 284 extra kanji used in names is also included.
James W. Heisig, Helmut Morsbach, Kazue Kurebayashi
Book Description: This book will help you teach yourself the writing and reading of all 46 characters each of Japanese hiragana and katakana syllabary from memory. By making use of a method of "imaginative memory," introduced in this book, you will be saved from the order of repetition.
A Complete Course on How Not to Forget the Meaning and
Writing of Japanese Characters Vol. 1
James W. Heisig
James W. Heisig, Tanya Sank
Reiko Suzuki
A valuable language resource for students of Japanese who work in business, finance or economics, this learning guide teaches more than 1,700 Kanji used by Japanese business and economic papers and magazines. It is designed for students with a basic level of skill, and provides grammar as well as reading exercises.
Hiroko Storm
Developed by Living Language, this language course has everything you need to speak, understand, read, and write Japanese. Ultimate Japanese combines conversation with grammar and culture in an easy-to-follow, enjoyable, and effective format. Includes eight CDs and a 528 page textbook.
Like the Basic to Intermediate level course, this program combines conversation with grammar and culture in an easy-to-follow, enjoyable, and effective format. Ultimate Japanese: Advanced also covers business vocabulary and etiquette; for business people as well as serious students and travelers.
Living Language, Ana Suffredini (Editor)
Living Language Japanese Complete Course, a step-by-step guide to the basics of Japanese conversation and grammar. This revised course uses the highly effective speed-learning method developed by US government experts to teach foreign languages to overseas-bound servicemen and diplomats. 40 lessons on three compact disks, includes Japanese coursebook and Japanese English / English Japanese Dictionary.
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Guide to Learning Hiragana and Katakana
Kenneth G. Henshall, Tetsuo Takagaki
Kenneth G. Henshall
Association for Japanese Language Teaching. This first volume teaches the basics for communication, providing foundation for further study.
This kana version teaches the basics for communication, providing a foundation for further study.
. This workbook accompanies the first volume text which teaches the basics of communications.
Kana Workbook
For quick mastery of hiragana and katakana, this concise text provides grids for writing practice, reading and writing exercises.
Association for Japanese-Language Teaching.
Association for Japanese-Language Teaching.
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